Electreon Earns ISO/SAE 21434 Automotive Cybersecurity Standard Certification, Paving Way for Wider Adoption of Wireless Charging by Automakers
Electreon (ELWS), a wireless electric vehicle charging leader, has achieved the ISO/SAE 21434 certification for automotive cybersecurity engineering. This certification, essential for automakers integrating new technologies, validates the cybersecurity measures in Electreon's charging infrastructure that enables EVs to charge wirelessly while in motion, stopped, or in traffic.
The certification process took over a year and places Electreon among an elite group of companies meeting these stringent requirements. The standard is particularly significant as it aligns with the United Nations' UNECE R155 regulation, which mandates cybersecurity for vehicles and requires automakers to implement Cybersecurity Management Systems (CSMS).
This achievement is expected to drive greater demand for Electreon's solutions in large-scale transportation projects and strengthen partnerships with OEMs, while ensuring secure communication between vehicles, charging systems, roads, and power grids.
Electreon (ELWS), leader nella ricarica wireless di veicoli elettrici, ha ottenuto la certificazione ISO/SAE 21434 per l'ingegneria della cybersecurity automobilistica. Questa certificazione, essenziale per i costruttori di automobili che integrano nuove tecnologie, convalida le misure di cybersecurity nell'infrastruttura di ricarica di Electreon, che consente ai veicoli elettrici di ricaricarsi in modalità wireless mentre sono in movimento, fermi o nel traffico.
Il processo di certificazione ha richiesto oltre un anno e colloca Electreon tra un gruppo elitario di aziende che soddisfano questi rigorosi requisiti. Lo standard è particolarmente significativo in quanto si allinea con il regolamento UNECE R155 delle Nazioni Unite, che impone la cybersecurity per i veicoli e richiede ai costruttori di automobili di implementare Sistemi di Gestione della Cybersecurity (CSMS).
Questo traguardo si prevede porterà a una maggiore domanda delle soluzioni di Electreon in progetti di trasporto su larga scala e rafforzerà le partnership con i produttori di attrezzature originali (OEM), garantendo al contempo comunicazioni sicure tra veicoli, sistemi di ricarica, strade e reti elettriche.
Electreon (ELWS), líder en carga inalámbrica de vehículos eléctricos, ha logrado la certificación ISO/SAE 21434 para la ingeniería de ciberseguridad automotriz. Esta certificación, esencial para los fabricantes de automóviles que integran nuevas tecnologías, valida las medidas de ciberseguridad en la infraestructura de carga de Electreon, que permite a los vehículos eléctricos cargarse de forma inalámbrica mientras están en movimiento, detenidos o en el tráfico.
El proceso de certificación tomó más de un año y coloca a Electreon entre un grupo selecto de empresas que cumplen con estos rigurosos requisitos. El estándar es particularmente significativo ya que se alinea con el reglamento UNECE R155 de las Naciones Unidas, que exige ciberseguridad para los vehículos y requiere que los fabricantes de automóviles implementen Sistemas de Gestión de Ciberseguridad (CSMS).
Se espera que este logro impulse una mayor demanda de las soluciones de Electreon en proyectos de transporte a gran escala y fortalezca las asociaciones con los fabricantes de equipos originales (OEM), al tiempo que garantiza una comunicación segura entre vehículos, sistemas de carga, carreteras y redes eléctricas.
Electreon (ELWS)는 무선 전기차 충전 분야의 선두주자로서 자동차 사이버 보안 공학에 대한 ISO/SAE 21434 인증을 획득했습니다. 이 인증은 새로운 기술을 통합하는 자동차 제조업체에게 필수적이며, 움직이거나 정지해 있거나 교통 체증 중일 때 전기차가 무선으로 충전할 수 있도록 하는 Electreon의 충전 인프라에서 사이버 보안 조치를 검증합니다.
인증 과정은 1년 이상 소요되었으며, Electreon은 이러한 엄격한 요구 사항을 충족하는 엘리트 기업 그룹에 포함되었습니다. 이 표준은 특히 유엔의 UNECE R155 규정과 일치하며, 차량에 대한 사이버 보안을 의무화하고 자동차 제조업체가 사이버 보안 관리 시스템(CSMS)을 구현하도록 요구합니다.
이 성과는 대규모 운송 프로젝트에서 Electreon의 솔루션에 대한 수요를 증가시키고 OEM과의 파트너십을 강화할 것으로 예상되며, 차량, 충전 시스템, 도로 및 전력망 간의 안전한 통신을 보장합니다.
Electreon (ELWS), leader dans le domaine de la recharge sans fil des véhicules électriques, a obtenu la certification ISO/SAE 21434 pour l'ingénierie de la cybersécurité automobile. Cette certification, essentielle pour les fabricants de voitures intégrant de nouvelles technologies, valide les mesures de cybersécurité dans l'infrastructure de recharge d'Electreon, permettant aux véhicules électriques de se recharger sans fil en mouvement, à l'arrêt ou dans la circulation.
Le processus de certification a duré plus d'un an et place Electreon parmi un groupe élitaire d'entreprises répondant à ces exigences strictes. La norme est particulièrement significative car elle s'aligne sur le règlement UNECE R155 des Nations Unies, qui impose la cybersécurité pour les véhicules et exige des fabricants de voitures qu'ils mettent en œuvre des Systèmes de Gestion de la Cybersécurité (CSMS).
Cette réalisation devrait stimuler la demande pour les solutions d'Electreon dans des projets de transport à grande échelle et renforcer les partenariats avec les fabricants d'équipements d'origine (OEM), tout en garantissant une communication sécurisée entre les véhicules, les systèmes de recharge, les routes et les réseaux électriques.
Electreon (ELWS), ein führendes Unternehmen im Bereich kabelloses Laden von Elektrofahrzeugen, hat die ISO/SAE 21434 Zertifizierung für die Ingenieurwissenschaft der Automobilcybersicherheit erreicht. Diese Zertifizierung, die für Automobilhersteller, die neue Technologien integrieren, unerlässlich ist, validiert die Cybersecurity-Maßnahmen in Electreons Ladeinfrastruktur, die es Elektrofahrzeugen ermöglicht, während der Fahrt, im Stillstand oder im Verkehr kabellos zu laden.
Der Zertifizierungsprozess dauerte über ein Jahr und platziert Electreon in eine Elitegruppe von Unternehmen, die diese strengen Anforderungen erfüllen. Der Standard ist besonders bedeutend, da er mit der UNECE R155-Regelung der Vereinten Nationen übereinstimmt, die Cybersecurity für Fahrzeuge vorschreibt und von Automobilherstellern verlangt, Cybersecurity-Management-Systeme (CSMS) zu implementieren.
Diese Errungenschaft wird voraussichtlich die Nachfrage nach Electreons Lösungen in großangelegten Verkehrsprojekten steigern und die Partnerschaften mit OEMs stärken, während gleichzeitig eine sichere Kommunikation zwischen Fahrzeugen, Ladesystemen, Straßen und Stromnetzen gewährleistet wird.
- Achieved ISO/SAE 21434 certification, enabling broader adoption by automakers
- Positions company among select few meeting strict vehicle system integration standards
- Expected to increase demand for large-scale transportation projects
- Strengthens potential for new OEM partnerships
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Electreon's ISO/SAE 21434 certification represents a pivotal development that removes a critical barrier to widespread OEM adoption of its wireless EV charging technology. This isn't merely a technical achievement but a strategic market positioning move that addresses the stringent cybersecurity requirements now mandated throughout the automotive supply chain.
The certification's significance must be viewed through the lens of the regulatory landscape. With UNECE R155 regulation requiring automakers to implement comprehensive Cybersecurity Management Systems, OEMs are scrutinizing their entire supply chains for compliance. By proactively securing this certification after over a year of dedicated effort, Electreon has effectively eliminated what could have been a major impediment to integration with major automotive platforms.
Electreon's wireless charging infrastructure presents unique cybersecurity challenges, requiring secure communication across multiple vulnerability points - from vehicle receivers to road-embedded charging coils to grid connections. The ISO/SAE 21434 certification validates that these complex systems meet international security standards, important for a technology that will interact with critical transportation and energy infrastructure.
For investors, this development should be interpreted as a commercial accelerant rather than just a technical milestone. The certification potentially shortens sales cycles with major OEMs who can now more readily include Electreon's technology in their vehicle development roadmaps without additional cybersecurity validation processes. This is particularly valuable as automakers are finalizing their next-generation EV platforms that will define the market for years to come.
While the announcement doesn't include specific financial projections, the certification positions Electreon to capture greater market share in the expanding wireless EV charging segment. As one of the "select few companies worldwide" meeting this standard, Electreon gains competitive differentiation at a critical industry inflection point when wireless charging is transitioning from pilot projects to commercial deployment.
The timing of this certification coincides with increasing government investment in EV infrastructure globally, potentially accelerating Electreon's participation in large-scale transportation electrification projects where security certification is often a prerequisite for consideration.
Electreon's ISO/SAE 21434 certification is one of the many high standards it meets—a feat achieved by only a select few in the industry. This milestone underscores the maturity and reliability of its wireless charging technology, for seamless global integration. As a key cybersecurity standard for automakers and suppliers, ISO/SAE 21434 safeguards connected and electric mobility systems from cyber threats. Widely adopted by leading automakers, this standard reinforces the resilience of advanced solutions like Electreon's infrastructure.
This milestone highlights Electreon's commitment to defining the future of secure wireless EV charging. The company anticipates that this certification—viewed as essential by automakers for integrating new technologies—will drive greater demand for its solutions in large-scale transportation projects. It will also strengthen existing partnerships with leading OEMs and open new collaboration opportunities.
"As a leader in wireless EV charging, Electreon works closely with top automakers and deeply understands international standards. We recognized the need for robust cybersecurity in vehicle-integrated systems and made it a core part of our product development," said Oren Ezer, Co-founder and CEO of Electreon. "This certification is the result of meticulous planning and reinforces Electreon's position among the select few companies meeting the strict standards required for vehicle system integration. It strengthens our role as a trusted partner and paves the way for broader adoption of our technology by the world's leading automakers."
Cybersecurity is crucial for Electreon, as its wireless charging infrastructure relies on secure communication among vehicles, charging systems, the road, and the power grid. Protecting against cyber threats ensures the reliability of charging, fleet efficiency, and public infrastructure security. Compliance with ISO/SAE 21434 ensures the safe, scalable global deployment of Electreon's technology.
The United Nations' UNECE R155 regulation mandates cybersecurity for vehicles, requiring automakers to establish a Cybersecurity Management System (CSMS), with ISO/SAE 21434 providing the necessary framework to meet these requirements. While R155 applies to automakers, ISO 21434 extends to both automakers and their suppliers, ensuring industry-wide cybersecurity standards. By meeting this certification, Electreon strengthens its commitment to leading cybersecurity practices, and solidifies its role as a trusted provider of wireless charging solutions.
"This certification is more than just a milestone," said Ezer. "It's a testament to our commitment to a safer, more innovative future in transportation. By meeting the highest cybersecurity standards, we're not just safeguarding our technology; we're paving the way for automakers to integrate secure wireless charging into their next-generation EV lineups."
About Electreon
Electreon is a leading developer and provider of wireless charging solutions for electric vehicles. Its end-to-end charging infrastructure works with any type of EV, and is designed for shared mobility, as well as for public transit and commercial fleet operators. The company's proprietary inductive technology enables fast and safe charging, both while driving and parked. This aims to eliminate range anxiety, reduces battery capacity needs, and lowers the total costs of EV ownership. As a result, Electreon delivers one of the most scalable, environmentally sustainable, and cost-effective charging solutions on the market. Electreon collaborates with cities and fleet operators through a direct sales model, and a Charging as a Service (CaaS) model, facilitating affordable electrification of public, commercial, and autonomous fleets for continuous operation. The company currently operates more than 20 projects across eight countries, in partnership with more than 100 organizations. In recognition of its innovation, Time Magazine named Electreon's wireless in-road charging technology one of the Top 100 Inventions of 2021.
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